Scorecards
Lawler vs Riley
| Rd | Jeff Mullen | Marcos Rosales | Nelson Hamilton | Community |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | –-– | –-– | –-– | 10-8.9 |
| R2 | –-– | –-– | –-– | 9.2-9.8 |
| R3 | –-– | –-– | –-– | 10-9 |
| Total | 29-27 | 29-27 | 29-28 | 29.2-27.7 |
Official cards + public consensus via MMA Decisions. Per round: Lawler-Riley.
Pre-fight
The model's read going in
The walk-forward model's call at the time of the bout — persisted out-of-sample, with no hindsight about the result.
Each bar is a feature's push on the model from the center axis. Red pushes toward Lawler, blue toward Riley. Tap a bar for why.
Odds are model-implied (no real prop market is priced for these). The “most” prices are draw-no-bet — a tie (for takedowns, usually 0–0) is a push, so each side is priced off its chance of winning given a result, while the % shown is the raw chance of landing strictly more. Drag a line in half-point steps: a half line (e.g. 2.5) is a clean over/under, while a whole number adds a third outcome — landing exactly on it, a push — so over, exact and under sum to 100%. On a whole number the over/under odds are draw-no-bet (priced off the decisive mass, since the push refunds), so the two sides stay mirror images rather than implying an arbitrage.
Expected fight time 8.7 min. Predicted-output ranges are percentiles of the model’s simulated fights: sig strikes the middle 50% (25th–75th); takedowns the wider 10th–90th, since they’re 0 in most fights so a narrow band would collapse to 0. Win-by-method = win probability × that fighter’s own method split: the model forecasts how the fight ends, and that forecast is divided between the corners by each fighter’s finishing record — UFC wins in full, earlier-career wins at half weight, as of fight night — reconciled so the fighters’ totals still equal their win probabilities and the methods still total the fight-level forecast above. “Equity” is each of those over that fighter’s win % — how they win given that they win — so a column adds to 100%, and it differs by corner. A fighter with no classifiable wins at any level leans on the fight-level split. “How it ends” is the model’s round-of-finish split. “Mkt” is the de-vigged market prop (consensus across books), shown for context, not as a betting signal; rounds & totals slots fill as that data lands. Percentages are apportioned by largest remainder, so each set adds to its total exactly and an individual figure can sit a point off its own rounding.
No market on record for this bout.
Bar length is fight count (largest bar = full width); shading splits finishes by round and decisions by unanimous vs split — tap a bar for the round-by-round count.
Bar length is fight count (largest bar = full width); shading splits finishes by round and decisions by unanimous vs split — tap a bar for the round-by-round count.
Profiles
Opponents' records on fight night — toggle their full cross-promotional record vs UFC bouts only.
- Head0%(0)div 64%
- Body0%(0)div 21%
- Legs0%(0)div 16%
- No strike data on record.
- Head0%(0)div 64%
- Body0%(0)div 21%
- Legs0%(0)div 16%
- No strike data on record.
Where each fighter lands significant strikes (career). “div” = the weight-class average.
No UFC fights on record.
Per-fight: SS & TD shown landed/attempted; Close = consensus closing line.
No UFC fights on record.
Per-fight: SS & TD shown landed/attempted; Close = consensus closing line.